Aspirations and Inequality

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article , Preprint 01 Jan 2017 English Publisher:The Econometric SocietyJournal:Econometrica, volume 85, pages 489-519 (issn: 0012-9682,

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Authors: Garance Genicot; Debraj Ray;

doi: 10.3982/ecta13865

Aspirations and Inequality

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inequality, income distribution, HB, reference points, Economic growth models, aspirations, Welfare economics, jel: jel:J62, jel: jel:O40, jel: jel:O15, jel: jel:D9

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